Lucky Air responds to engine maintenance exceeding 2 years: maintenance is expected to be mostly completed next year, and there are currently no plans to introduce new aircraft.

As of today, most of Lucky Air's Airbus A320neo aircraft are still parked, causing a loss of capacity. The reason for parking is that the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engine quality issues from 2 years ago require maintenance. Insiders at Lucky Air say that engine maintenance is expected to be completed by 2026. At the same time, the person also mentioned that the company currently has no plans to introduce new aircraft, so they can only urge to speed up the progress of engine maintenance. Once the engine maintenance is completed, domestic capacity can be restored.